Thousands of Shopify apps each do one small job: a size chart here, a countdown timer there. Each one adds its own code and its own dashboard. Fudge builds those features into your theme, runs the audits, and shows the numbers before and after each change.
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Fudge builds what shoppers see as native parts of your theme. Before you switch, check what else each app does, like storing data or sending emails.
Some apps run a service outside your theme. Keep them, and Fudge works alongside them.
One app at a time, with nothing changing for shoppers until you publish.
Rebuild our PageFly landing page for the Oslo sofa as native sections, then tell me which app code I can remove.
Done. The page is rebuilt as a draft in your theme. Once you uninstall PageFly, three of its snippets can go too. I’ve drafted that clean-up for you to review.
Best app that I have on Shopify currently. It has allowed me to get rid of numerous design and upsell apps, saving me hundreds of dollars. Support is excellent as well. This is the app that I use on a daily basis and is a gamechanger.
Fudge has given us the ability to replace many app widgets and app tools, with a result that is so much faster and more streamlined. The AI is outstanding at explaining how a widget works, with documentation I can build into an executive report to present in our leadership meetings.
What changes when a feature lives in your theme instead of an app.
Apps often load their scripts on every page. Built-in features load only where they’re used.
Everything uses your theme’s fonts, colors and spacing.
Fudge tracks what each page, quiz and offer does, instead of a dashboard per app.
What Fudge builds is part of your theme, so it keeps working if you ever uninstall Fudge.
Thousands of Shopify apps do one small job each. These are some that Fudge builds into your theme instead. Each one links to a real example, with the prompt to ask for it.
If it lives in your theme, like a section, a page, a widget or a piece of logic, describe it and Fudge builds it as a draft.
Browse all 140+ examplesFor what shoppers see on the page, usually yes, and it matches your theme. Specialist apps still matter where they run a service of their own, like collecting reviews, sending emails or billing subscriptions. Keep those, and Fudge works alongside them.
Fudge can rebuild them as native theme sections, so they keep working after you uninstall the page builder.
Fudge rebuilds what shoppers see and carries over content like page text, images and quiz questions. Data an app keeps on its own servers, such as subscribers or reviews, stays with that app, so export it before you uninstall.
What Fudge builds lives in your theme’s code. When you move to a new theme version, Fudge can carry its sections and changes across as a draft for you to check.
Yes. Uninstalled apps often leave code in your theme. Fudge can find it and draft a clean-up for you to approve.
Very likely. If it lives in your theme, like a section, a page, a widget or a piece of logic, describe it and Fudge builds it as a draft. If it needs its own servers, like collecting reviews or billing subscriptions, keep that app.
Yes. Ask Fudge to connect Klaviyo, and its popups and forms send sign-ups straight to your lists.
In your trial, see the opportunities Fudge finds in your store, and review its first drafts with your team.
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